Keyword [Poetic Language]
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| 81. | Heidegger and Dogen: Poetic language and the pre-ethical beginnings of practice |
| 82. | After Language Writing: In Defense of a Provisional Poetics |
| 83. | The rule of nature: Dance, physiocracy, and poetic language in Holderlin's 'Hyperion' (Friedrich Hoelderlin, Germany) |
| 84. | Contentious Figuration: Poetic Language in Plath, Stevens, and Dickinson |
| 85. | Aesthetics and modern poetry: Mood, musicality, and imagery in the poems of Dickinson, Hopkins, Trakl, and Christine Lavant |
| 86. | East and West in dialogue: Poetic language innovation in the May Fourth and Modernist movements |
| 87. | Heidegger, Hoelderlin, and the subject of poetic language |
| 88. | The poetic language of early Greek choral lyric: Origin and development |
| 89. | Motivating words: Grammar, philology, linguistics and the case of poetic language |
| 90. | THE BODY POETIC: LANGUAGE AND MATERIALITY IN MODERN WOMEN'S NARRATIVE (CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN, JEAN RHYS, DOMINICA, DORIS LESSING, ZIMBABWE, VIRGINIA WOOLF, ISAK DINESEN, DENMARK) |
| 91. | HOPKINS, BARNES, AND THE 'TEUTONIZERS': THE ROLE OF WILLIAM BARNES AND THE ANGLO-SAXON PURISTS IN THE FORMATION OF GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS' POETIC LANGUAGE |
| 92. | The tenth muse: Victorian philology and the genesis of a poetic language in the writings of Gerard Manley Hopkins |
| 93. | On Heidegger's Poetic Language |
| 94. | The Expression Of "Poetic Language" In The Practice Of Landscape Oil Painting |
| 95. | The Purport Of Revolution:a Stylistic Study Of The Communist Manifesto |
| 96. | Analysis On The Rhetorical Features Of Zhou Mengdie's Poetic Language |
| 97. | On Chen Xianfa's Poetic Language |
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